Just suppose…hospital cafeterias can be more germ-ridden than kiddie arcades.  Canine saliva doesn't kill general bacteria.  The "5 second rule" doesn't apply.  Sleep deprivation eases PTSD.  ... Read more >

"Knowledge is power." I attended the Girl Rising documentary film this past weekend directed by Richard E. Robins, a moving and inspirational  film that highlighted the lives of young girls ar... Read more >

This is a guest post by Shanna Cook, Intel Social Media Strategist. We’re simply setting out to “change minds, change lives, and change policy” with film. These lofty goals are what film dire... Read more >

This is a guest post by Shanna Cook, Social Media Strategist at Intel “Ladies and gentlemen, we have  reached the 20,000 ft cruising altitude you may now start writing your blog.” Ok, so m... Read more >

Who's got spirit?  I can think of at least 6 colleges that do and they are making a lot of noise for Ultrabooks.  You may be asking yourself what I'm talking about.  Well, over the past few months ... Read more >

It’s 10-11-12 today, The United Nations decided to declare Thursday, October 11, the first ever “day of the girl” to draw attention to the value of girls around the globe. Intel supports educ... Read more >

We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. -Oscar Wilde An assistant English professor, an engineering professor, and a literary luminary don't walk into a bar.  Being sel... Read more >

Preparing for life as a college freshman? Excited, but still have a lot of questions about what to expect and what to buy to better prepare you for college life? Then you won’t want to miss Coll... Read more >

Cinco de Mayo is coming up around the corner, here are two apps to download and  use for the special occasion. One to teach kids Spanish and one to download recipes and  learn to cook the whole ench... Read more >

What is the effect of elevation on heart rate and blood pressure? What are the energy savings of fiber optics? Can cockroaches learn? You might be smarter than a fifth grader, but the hundred... Read more >